Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-12

party were driven about the city in carriages
until until about o'clock, when the President was
he addressed the multitude briefly.
OFF FOR OMAHA.
At O'Clock, escorted by the military, as be-
fore, the honored guests proceeded to the depot
and took the train for Omaha.
Mail Route Changes.
Copwisa. 1887. By the California 1ssocicted Press
WAsHISGToS, October 1lth.-[speciaI. 1.-THE
following changes in star schedules are ordered
by the Postofice Department: Child TO Noio-
qui-Leave Childs Mondays and THURSDAYS at II
A. NJ, and arrive at Nojoqui by II 2. NJ Leave
NoJoqui at :, and arrive at Childs by 2:S0 P ~
san Andress to Sheep Ranch-Leave San An
dreas daily, except sundays, at A. NJ, and ar
rive at sheep Ranch by II A. NJ Leave Sheep
Ranch daily, except Sundays, at p. NJ, and ar
rive at San Andreas by P NJ.
Death of a Veteran Missionary.
ICopy1iG. 1887, By tie CafoyriG AssOe,Cied Prcssl
NEW YosK. October 1lth.-Rev. Royal G.
Wilder, for many years missionary to India
died at his home at 1876 West Twentieth street
In this city, to-day. Wilder was born in Bridge
port. Vt, In 1871 and graduated in 1915 from the
Theological Seminary. He went to India in
1916, under the direction of the American Board
and established schools in various parts of In
dia. He returned to this country in 1875.
Protection Asked for Settlers.
WAsHECToN, October 11th. - The reported
eviction OF settlers iIom the unearned land
r u
has been brought to the attention of Attorney
General Garland by States Attorney General
Baker, of Iowa. i'll letter in which he appeals
ior Federal assistance for the protection OF the
settlers until the question of their right to the
lands held by Them can be determined by the
Courts
Knights of Labor.
NINNEAPoIIs, October l1th-Tne Knights of
Labor General Assembly today appropriated
5000 TO al in prosecuting the Capital Syndi-
cate" of Texas Tor introducing foreign contract
labor.
a resolution was adopted recommending the
early closing of business places.
1t was agreed to 3end a lecturer to the Pacific
coast for several months neat year to spread the
principles of the order.
Another Man to Guess at It,
WASHINGTON, October llth.-At the request of
the President of the Florida Health Protective
Association, Surgeon-GeneTal Hamilton has or
dered Assistant Surgeon Guteras from Key
west 10 Tampa to decide the disputed question
as to whether or not the epidemic now preva-
lent there IS yellow fever. Arrangements have
also been made by the Government for equip
ping Immediately suitable hospital.
Lighthouse Provisions.
Copyright. 1851 by alc California associated Press
WAsHINGToN, October 1lth-[Special THE
secretary OF the Treasury has awarded the con-
tract for furnishing provisions for the fiscal year
ending June So lSSS. for the Thirteenth Light
house District, TO cord Il Stokes. of Astoria Or.
at s.5 50 per man, on vessels aud Si3 &C per man
at stations.
Plain Talk Commended.
Copyright, 1887. Gy The Calo,nia associated TressI
PHILADELPHIA, October ll,h.-lSpecial. .l-The
Ledger says edtorially of the frank programme
OF the California State Board of Trade: This
plain speaking is of use when it comes from all
parts OF the State.
The Galatea Departs.
Copyright 1857. by Ge California associated Press
New YORK, October lith.-lspeclal.l 1.-The
English cutter Galatea sailed today, with Lieu
tenant Hem and wife on board, Tor England.
Eenn left his racing spars, and expressed his
oelermlnatlon to return next year.
Tired of Loafng.
PITTsBURG, October 1lth.-A general resllmp-
ton OF work in the window-glass factories of
the West Is expected tomorrow, and D coo men,
who have been idle since July 1st, will be given
employment.
Gets a Pension.
| WASHINGTON. October llth.-Among the pen
sions granted to Californians to-day was one to
| William Black, of Roseyiile, Placer county.
McAuliffa Toes the 5Iark.
BosToN, October 11th.-MeAulife and Carney,
light weight pugilists. tonight signed articles
| To fight 10 a finish within 40 miles of
| Boston, between November 2lst aud 2Sd for the
| :, 500 how posted.
A Genuine Home Run.
| NEW YORK, October I1th.-The Tribune will
\ announce that John NJ. Ward, Captain of the
New York baseball nine, will ts morrow marry
\ MISS helen Daufray, tne. talented and wealthy
actress. They will al once leave for tour in
/ the West.
| Nebraska Democrats.
! OMAHA. October l1th.--The Democratic State
| Convention met here at $50 this evening to
nominate one Judge of the supreme Court and
| two Regents of the State University. Thomas
0'Day was nominated for Judge
| The Texas Clande Duyal Bagged.
| BALLINGoR TEX, October llth-J A. New
some was to-d day arrested and identified as the
| famous lone highwayman who several times re-
Gently robbed the stage between here and San
| Angelo.